Benzenepropanol, beta,beta-dimethyl-

Catalog Number

ACM13351616-1

CAS

13351-61-6

Structure

Synonyms

2,2-Dimethyl-3-phenylpropanol;Dimethyl phenylpropanol

Molecular Weight

164.24

Molecular Formula

C11H16O

Actives

95%

Physical State

Solid

Typical Applications

Use as perfume.
Use as intermediate in organic synthesis.

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Custom Q&A

What is the CAS number for Benzenepropanol, beta,beta-dimethyl?

The CAS number for Benzenepropanol, beta,beta-dimethyl is 13351-61-6.

What are some synonyms for Benzenepropanol, beta,beta-dimethyl?

Some synonyms for Benzenepropanol, beta,beta-dimethyl are 2,2-Dimethyl-3-phenylpropanol and Dimethyl phenylpropanol.

What is the molecular weight of Benzenepropanol, beta,beta-dimethyl?

The molecular weight of Benzenepropanol, beta,beta-dimethyl is 164.24.

What is the molecular formula of Benzenepropanol, beta,beta-dimethyl?

The molecular formula of Benzenepropanol, beta,beta-dimethyl is C11H16O.

What is the percentage of actives in Benzenepropanol, beta,beta-dimethyl?

The percentage of actives in Benzenepropanol, beta,beta-dimethyl is 95%.

What is the physical state of Benzenepropanol, beta,beta-dimethyl?

The physical state of Benzenepropanol, beta,beta-dimethyl is a solid.

What are some typical applications of Benzenepropanol, beta,beta-dimethyl?

Some typical applications of Benzenepropanol, beta,beta-dimethyl include its use as a perfume and as an intermediate in organic synthesis.

How many carbon atoms are there in the molecular formula of Benzenepropanol, beta,beta-dimethyl?

There are 11 carbon atoms in the molecular formula of Benzenepropanol, beta,beta-dimethyl.

What is the chemical structure of Benzenepropanol, beta,beta-dimethyl?

The chemical structure of Benzenepropanol, beta,beta-dimethyl includes a benzene ring and a propanol group with two methyl substitutions.

How is Benzenepropanol, beta,beta-dimethyl commonly used in the field of organic chemistry?

Benzenepropanol, beta,beta-dimethyl is commonly used as an intermediate in organic synthesis, serving as a building block for creating other compounds.

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